Abstract
In this work an influence of the wide range of various inhibitors, namely CCl4, CF3H, C2F4Br2, (CH3O)3P, CF3I and C3F7I on shock-induced ignition of hydrogen was experimentally investigated. Observed temperature dependencies of induction times indicates that CF3H and (CH3O)3P do not show noticeable inhibiting activity at given conditions, while the effectiveness of halogen-containing specie dramatically increases in a row Cl → Br → I. It is shown that the most effective inhibitors of ignition of hydrogen–oxygen mixtures are iodinated hydrocarbons CF3I and C3F7I.
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